Clear the work you keep postponing
The deck, the logo, the spreadsheet nobody has time for. Post it once and get it off your list.
For Businesses
Post a real task, choose the student who fits it, and get focused help on marketing, branding, and growth work without hiring anyone.
Why post a task
Fresh thinking on your side
Students bring current tools and an outside view of your market, and they are genuinely invested in doing it well.
You pick who works on it
Applications come with a cover note, skills, and past reviews. You accept the one you want, and more than one when the task needs a team.
Tasks you can post
Short, well-defined work with a deliverable at the end. For example:
- Create a presentation
- Design a logo
- Run social media
- Market research
- Simple financial analysis
- Translation
- Content
- Website help
- Marketing campaign
What it costs you in time
Around ten minutes to post
A title, what you need, the outcome you expect, the skills it calls for, and a deadline. That is the whole form.
A short read through applications
Each one is a cover note plus a profile. Skim them, accept the student you want, and the rest is declined for you.
A few check-ins while it runs
One shared chat and progress updates from the student. Answer questions as they come; no meetings required.
One review at the end
Approve the finished work and leave a short written review. That review is what keeps the next task's applicants strong.
Moderation
Every task is reviewed before it goes live
A moderator checks each posting before students can see it, so what appears on the platform is real, clearly described work. If something needs rewording you are told before it is published.
You stay in control
You choose the student, and you can request revisions
No one is assigned to you. You read the applications and accept who you want. When the work comes back, you can ask for revisions before you approve it, as many times as the task honestly needs.
Post your first task
Create a business account, describe the work, and start reviewing applications from students who want to do it.